The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-05-20

1856 10 in 1885, ard 94 in 1881
Dillon mysteriously hints OF IL scheme to |
safely and eifectauy nullify the correction |
bill when it becomes II law.
The Pail Mail Gazette publishes II rumor |
that the government has ordered TO be |
prepared sixty iirst-clnss cells in Millbtnk |
prison Tor the accommodation OF InrheE
lite members OF parliament whose arrest
they may deem necessary. The report is
discredited.
Mr.. Lowell is owe, wheimeh with dinner
invitations since his ae:rivni in London.
Geoese c. Baker, of the Iowa state rail
road commission, in II letter to the inter.
state commission says that they can sug
gest nothing for the relief OF the Iowa barb
ed wire association, but that they will
probably Recommend that the ussocin-
tions prayer be granted Tor n suspension
Gn the long and short haul clause.
In the French chamber OF deputies Gen.
Boulanger, minister OF war, submitted IL
bill FOR anexperimentul mobilization of the
army in October. The bill provides for u
| credit OF i, 900, 900 francs to defray tha en-
| penscs. The maximum time for mobliza-
| ton is hxed at ten days.
| A London cable to the NY. Evening Post
says At the banquet to Mr.. Goschcn
| Lord Salisbury declared that the time
must soon come for the government OF
|
sion oil its will. to put ~ end to n state oil
| things which make them ridiculous. These
words were noticed at the time but no one
WAS then III a position to guess at their
| significance. Facts since learned indicate
that this short and sharp method is to
| consist. il circumst stances favor, in the whole
sale arrest OF the Irish parliamentary par
ty.
Pensions granted Observation-Disclosures
j. s. Carleton, Fairmount; ]. b. Boyd,
alias Ohm b. Johnson, Willmar; w. KAY
anagh, Greenleafton: l.. q. Reynolds,
Waterville; G. w. Hard, Preston; f.
Everett, Ncwhouse; S II. johnson, Austin;
G. &. Scolield, lie Sueur. Dakota-C. j..
Cooper. spcartish. lncrensed-J: W. Els.
com, Edmunds; S. S. Warner, Montrose;
II. Nearman, Elkpoint.
Secretary Fairchild has addressed u let
ter to Capt NJ. A. Healey, commanding the
revenue steamer Bear ut San Francisco,
which wiisoon set sail for Alaskan waters,
clothing him with full power TO enforce the
law which prohibits the killing OF any
otter, mink, marten, sable or fur seal or
other ur-beuring animal within the limits
OF Alaska Territory except under tho law
and department regulations. Capt. Hea.
ly's attention is called to the law which
forbids the killing anywhere OF seals less
than one year old, and hc is instructed to
use the forco ut his command to the
end that no persons attached to or con.
nected with any vessel OF the United
States violate this law, and also to en-
force the penalties provided for such viola
tion.
: Postmaster commissioned Minnesota
Cedar Mills, Julia Anderson; Millersburg.
c. 7. Miller. Fourth class postmasters
. appointed; MinncAotn-Ma Lake, NJ
, o. Lnughlin; Hinkley, w. j. Durham
Currie j, 3. Letrurneau; Mnrsetta,T i, j
Hoosier; Norwood, c. suifrens. Iowa
Mortimer, A. NJ. Gustin; Norwalk, ]
A. Lerlie; Rising sun, u. Il. Barlow
Sortcr, Lucy A. Sortcr; Wallingford, Il
/ NJ. knciss; Wndell, J. j. Little.
: The members OF tho Hotel Mems Asso
t citation called Mt the White House nnt
We're received by the President In tho cas-
room. The introductions were made b.
Mr.. Garrison. the president OF the associa
( ticn. They subsequently called at TIN
department and paid their respects t,
, Secretary Fairchld. A visit was made tt
u Mt. Vernon.
The condition OF Justice Woods, of lh
supreme court, has grown worse since hi:
: return to Washington. He il lying criti
cally i'll and his death may occur Mt an,
3 moment. He is suffering from dropsy ant
4 II complication OF diseases.
y Pensions increased; Mnnesota-F
Williams, Sauk Center; w. H. Stephens
Mortified; w. Wyant Oakland; II. a
!. Burr, North Minneapolis; i. a. Stevens
/ Minneapolis; s. Smith, Sank Center. Da
kota-G Miller Huron; Il. B. Buchanan
!, Swan Lake; T. Holland, DE Smet; j. barr
. Altamon; j. j. Wyant, Huron; j. II. Max
n well, Egeland.
u st. john, n. b., Special; The flood il
!, the river is regarded ns the direst caiamit,
3 that ever befell the province, Tho waite
y is now almost two feet higher than eve
Ia, ,tn,
!. In total darkness, tho gass house hayin
!. been invaded. Serepis bridge, which SOS
d the province nearly $4,000 was swcp
= away. At Westfeld, fifteen miles iron
# this city, great waves are dashing owe
II the tracks of the New Brunswick railroad
y The overflow at South Branch has in
= creased to almost three thousand feet a
l. Rothsay, Riverside and Lakeside, on tn
It lnter-Colonial railroad, the tracks is undoi
g mined.
July l trains are expected to be runnin
Vt between Minut and Fort Buford. for b
'e that time the work OF construction wi
ie have progressed far beyond that point
r. Track has been laid Mt the rate four and
u, hall miics per day, and there are now on tn
s, ground 5000 men and 3, 900 teams and /
g is expected to lay track Mt the rate OF tiy
l. miles day, which is said to be faster ta
Vt ever done before by nhy road where trae
u was only laid in one direction.
- Reports to the Associated Press fro,
kannebec and Bangor, Me- and Middl
!; boao and Russard Bay, Mass. SAY tha
y, =, large forest fires are raging. Much dnmns
~ ~ has already been done. and much create
" loss Is threatened in timber and building
r. Advices from Gambia say that Said
of MATTE surrendered to the English unco
10 ditionally, and the French troona ia,
OF been Withdrawn from his territory. I'll
| nh, I,.3 .;.N,I d. :
is feating Saidemattie nrd .the latter Ia,
I'd taken ,siNge on british territory.
sh Commissions issued by Adjt. Gen. Seele
= Charles 7. Andrews, chaplain; Ed#nt
MS c. Spencer, assistantsurgcon. Second he,
y. ment--John A. Johnson. captain. Coz,
a: pany ]; Fred NJ. Donuhower, frat leutc
lie, ant, same company; Jamos seuane, secor
%: .ieutenant same company.
=, The marriage OF Miss Maggie Molitor
- Joseph Rosenbergcr superintendent OF t
u PhTnix Iron works, both oil St.Cloud, W
.r- soemnized at the Catholic church recent
le' and at tho Cathedral tha marriage OF Nj
Mary Branch to Nicholas Diehcrt. The
OF weddings were the socl,l events OF the se
is. son in German society circles in st. Clou
III Great excitement has been caused
20 Helena. Mon. by town.lot jumping So,
or enterprising individual claims TO nave d
hg covered proysions In the statutes tn
ei' place oyery piece Of unoccui,ed proper
in the townsite ut the mercy OF the iii
ms Jumper" who will put fence around
10. and take possession
NJ Fire consumed Shaw Pfes: ,annery
es Grnnd Lake, Ale, also !, s.twmiil, d
~ house and roll loft, an immensc build
w that covered vats and 1o,oo0 sitlcs
at .a' eather, Loss, slaa,aoa.
- z ii6 sueai the nlRpuuis >,
he '~'e'ss Lo"'-c ~ visited the Mid VI
J.. s"'.w. Cody. Red Shirt and II number
squaws wer6 introduced to the queen.
nm 1t is reported TINT the government, n
to ing on information from secret agents
mr.. New York, has sent tho cutter Orwell
ts tarrigaholt, lreand. to watch for the
in rival ui an American vessel with q cargp
arms aud explosives.
.au An effort is making in the Massnchuse
,ck legislature to increase the salaries of me
lre bers OF the lower house from $3.50
ON 200.
Henry Willard has completely rccove
,lic his vertical position, and has seyera! III
hi. ions to invest in railway enterprises
I. /. Il.